Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-04-15
gufal aud gersuual.
Town and Country.

uu'J NianSe Hesuug On the SoIn lhsti
at GAINESVILLE.
The highest market price is offered for
weol by ID. H. Warfield See ad.
Preaching at the Baptist church, this
town, next Sunday night at 7:30, by the
pastor.
The County Commissioners will meet en-
the 10Th Instant. The transfer bssks will
be closed on that day.
The Rev. S. R. White will preach in the
Jamestown Presbyterian Church next Sun
day morning at II o'clock
Chas. b. Green left this week for Hoosick
Falls, N. Y, where he will be employed by
Walter A. Wood, the machinest.
VIM. II. Clements returned to and took
charge of the B. & o. Railroad, main line
and branches, east of the Ohio river, on the
18th instant
AS Mr.. Warwick p Miller was return
ing home from Laurel on horseback on
Tuesday Of last week, his horse fell injuring
him seriously.
A marriage license was issued in Wash.
ington on Wednesday to Mr.. F. G. Willett,
Of Charles county, Nd, and Miss Mary Rose
Moulden, of this place.
Dr. j. w. Hayward, professor electric
medication. was at the Montgomery House,
this town, on Friday of last week, and sew
sral persons called upon him.
BY reference to our advertising columns it
will be seen that the freight rates on Baker
Bros MartiDsburg, West Virginia, Lime will
be the same as from Buckeystewn, Md.
On Wednesday afternoon last, tenement
house on the farm Of w. H. Wheatley,
the dyer, near Knowles Station, accIaently
caught fire and was destroyed with its con.
tents.
The Mutual Investment and Building
Company has rendered the use of their
bridge, to the High School Cadets, Of Wash
ington, for camping ground.
Rev. Mr.. Hatcher has resigned the care Of
the Baptist church at GAINESVILLE, and the
Rev. j. II. Wright will supply the pulpit
every two weeks for the present, beginning
next Sunday, the nth instant
Robert Y. Stokes, ex.Judge OF the Frcde-
rick county Orphans Court, died on Sun.
day last, after briei illness at his residence
in Frederick city. He was a brother of our
esteemed fellow citizen, r. H. Stokes.
Rev. r. T. Brown may be- expected to
preach in Ascension Church, Gaithersburg,
on Sunday next, April the 18th, at IL A. NJ.
The Holy Communion will be administer
ed-the offertory for Diocesan Mission.
Bishop Paret may be expected to preach in
Ascension Church, Gaithersburg, on We'd
nesday, the Goth of April, at II A. NJ, and
in Christ Church, Rockville, at 1850 p. NJ.
of the same day. The collections will We
for Diocesan Missions.
The trial Of Jim Neale, the assaiant of
Miss Gloyd, has been postponed The case
will be tried next November if Neale de-
sres jury; if not, and it is submitted to
the Court, it will probably he tried next
June.
Mr. Lemuel Fenwick, who was slightly
paralyzed u fow weeks ago at Gaithersburg,
has entirely recovered. He was not ser-
ously paralyzed, as was published nor did
he enter hospital for treatment, as was re
ported.
There will be temperance meeting I'M
der the auspices OF the Sons of Temperance,
Great Falls Division, at Hermon church, OH
Sunday, April the nth Eminent speakers
will address the public, whs are earnestly
invited to attend. Speaking at 2 o'clock,
PM
Kings magnificent palace is ever "knsck.
ing the bottom out of high prices" by con.
stantly offering the largest and best as
sorimsnt Of fresh and fascinating goods at
his popular and fashionable place of bust
ness. Our lady friends should not fail to
read his new ad. in this issue
Sales of livestock 1T Drovers' Rest, Mon
day, Apr. IL, are reported by Tavenner Bros,
Us follows: Cattle-best, TO st Cts; good,
At to cents medium, at To At cents com.
mon, 3 to cents sheep and lambs-sheep,
8 to 81 cents; lambs, o to IL cents; Is cows
and calves from $25 to $45; calves, 5 to
cents.
Married, on Tuesday last, Mr.. Joseph w.
Tlton, of Pennsylvania, to Miss Mary l..
Moore, daughter Of ex. Senator Joseph r.
Moore, at the residence of the brides father,
near Sandy Spring, this county. After par
taking OF an enjoyable supper in company
with large number Of friends, the happy
couple started upon a tour
Mr.. w. ii. II. Allen, contractor for build
ing the extension OF the railroad bridge on
the England farm near this place, met with
narrow escape from death on Friday even
ing last. While engaged in quarrying stone
about mile from town a heavy charge Of
dynamite prematurely exploded, injuring
his eyes badly and tearing portion of his
clsthing. At the time OF the explosion Mr..
Allen was engaged in ramming the car
fridge into an excavation in the rock. How
he escaped instant death is mystery.
While Mr.. Henry q. CLANCY and wife
were returning home from Mr.. Louis IL.
Duvall's on Thursday morning Of last week,
the horse became frightened at a broken
down wagon ON the roadside, near Spencer
vile, loaded with tankage, belonging To w.
s. Bond. Mr.. CLANCY got out Of the car
riage and took the horse by the bride, but
being unable to manage it the horse got
loose from him and ran through barb
wire fence, throwing Mrs. Clancy out, in
juring her painfully, but it is thought not
dangerously. Mr.. CLANCY escaped with a
black eye.
Newspaper men are not unfrequently
met With the remark: al like your paper
very well, but you have too much advertis.
ing in it," Well, If there was no advertising
matter your paper would necessarily cssi
you mere money; and secondly. the man